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There's a new reason to buy Girl Scout Cookies and it involves caramel and chocolate

Girl Scout Cookie season is upon us, y'all. At a time when dreams of sugar plums have been replaced by dreams of Samoas, this season brings a new cookie flavor: the Caramel Chocolate Chip, which is gluten-free.

The Girl Scouts website says the cookie has limited availability, so be sure to check the site to see what's available in your area.

The press release for the new cookie describes it as, "Rich caramel, semisweet chocolate chips, and a hint of sea salt in a chewy cookie. Gluten-free Caramel Chocolate Chip cookies are offered only in select Girl Scout council markets for as long as supplies last."

The cookie program helps girls become successful future leaders, the press release said. "The Girl Scout Cookie Program plays a powerful role in developing financially savvy girl leaders," said Girls Scouts CEO Sylvia Acevedo. "Girl entrepreneurs learn valuable interpersonal and business skills via the cookie program that help them become successful in their future careers, no matter what path they choose. My experience selling Girl Scout Cookies taught me to be creative, enterprising, and persistent, and helped me build self-confidence and resilience. When you buy Girl Scout Cookies you are not only helping girls become business trailblazers, you're also helping them power their Girl Scout adventures and ensuring they have access to the cutting-edge leadership experiences and opportunities that only Girl Scouts can offer."

It's no secret that the internet loves a good "Florida Man" story, but Twitter is taking that love to the next level by turning "Florida Man" headlines into a game anyone can play.

It all started when Twitter user @g_pratimaaa posted a tweet asking followers to share what news headline comes up when they Google their birthday and the words "Florida Man" together. The results did not disappoint, and the tweet quickly went viral. So far, the tweet has gotten more than 44,000 replies, 20,000 retweets and 87,000 likes. In addition, #FloridaMan is currently trending.

Generations of adolescents grew up reading "The Outsiders" and watching the 1983 film. The 1967 book, required reading at many schools, was written by author S.E. Hinton when she was only a teen herself. Fans of the book and film can now tour the Tulsa, Okla., home used in the movie as the home of the Pony Boy Curtis and his brothers.

The museum has been in development for some time after the home was purchased in 2015 by rapper Danny Boy O'Connor, a fan of "The Outsiders." O'Connor, a founding member of the group House of Pain, hopes the home will open in April of 2019. Be sure to check the website or call before going.

In the movie, a bevy of up-and-coming heartthrobs filmed scenes inside the home, including Patrick Swayze as Darry Curtis C. Thomas Howell as Ponyboy Curtis, Rob Lowe as Sodapop Curtis, Tom Cruise as Steve Randle, Emilio Estevez as Two-Bit Matthews, Ralph Macchio as Johnny Cade and Matt Dillon as Dallas Winston. The boys play teens from working class families, known as Greasers, who get into an altercation with the rich kids, called the Socs, short for Socials. (You may have heard the names of a couple of the actors who played Socs, as well, 1970s pop star Leif Garrett and actress Diane Lane.)

According to the website for the Outsiders House Museum, it "unveils a behind the scenes layer that everyone loves: the trivia, the untold yarns, the story behind the story. Stepping into the museum gives fans young and old a chance to stand in the living room where Ponyboy and Darry quarrel, visit the kitchen and recall all the talk about chocolate cake for breakfast, see Dallas Winston's leather jacket, hear about the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of Francis Ford Coppola's Director's Chair, see rare and never before seen photos, movie artifacts and more. Even if you're a longtime fan of The Outsiders, you're bound to see and learn something new."

"The Outsiders" House Museum in Tulsa, Okla.thedoctorwho | Wikimedia Commons

A few lucky fans can see the collection before the home opens when it is exhibited Monday, March 25, 2019, at an event at the Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa. O'Connor will speak at the event. Read more about it in the Tulsa World.

A few things to know:

The museum is located at 731 N. St. Louis Avenue in Tulsa. An unofficial street sign marks it as Curtis Brothers Lane at the intersection of Outsiders Way.

The museum is "dedicated to preserving the Curtis Brothers house, also known as The Outsiders House, filmed in the 1983 movie The Outsiders. The house has been painstakingly restored to reflect its appearance in the movie, and contains one-of-a-kind exhibits, collections and memorabilia associated with the movie."

The museum is a 501(c)(3) organization and donations are tax deductible. Donations are used to "continue preservation work, increase exhibit space, and expand the museum's ability to offer programming to students and educators." To learn more, click here.

Below, Danny Boy shared a scene from the film on his Instagram account.

Kentucky Fried Chicken is bringing the sweet, savory goodness of its Chicken and Waffles back to its menu nationwide, but only for a month because nothing good can last.

Kentucky Fried Chicken will reintroduce Kentucky Fried Chicken & Waffles to its menu from March 23 until April 29, or while supplies last, according to a press release. The fan favorite was first introduced in November 2018 and was offered until it ran out -- some restaurants sold out of the popular dish in just two weeks.

An adorable rescue dog stepped into the role of parent when a newborn horse lost its mother at an Alabama farm.

The dog, Zip, was there when the horse died just a few days after the foal was born and laid his head on the young horse's neck in a show of sympathy. Karla Swindle, owner of S&K; Quarter Horses in Fayette, was overwhelmed with emotion. "He was laying there by his neck and the dog was whining, like crying," Swindle told AL.com. "It just broke my heart. I just started crying."